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Over the past 12 months, MLR has outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +29% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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Miller Industries Inc
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Miller Industries makes the equipment used to tow, recover, and transport disabled or illegally parked vehicles. Its product line includes wreckers, car carriers, and related parts and components that are mounted on truck chassis and sold to towing companies, vehicle service fleets, dealers, and public agencies. The company sits in a niche part of the heavy-equipment market where customers need specialized trucks that can safely move cars and light trucks in roadside, accident, and impound situations. The company makes money by manufacturing and selling this equipment, along with replacement parts and after-sale support. Its customers often buy through dealer networks or directly from the company, and many purchases are tied to fleet replacement, emergency service needs, and body-builder demand for chassis upfits. Because towing and recovery gear is highly specialized, Miller’s business depends less on broad consumer demand and more on the ongoing need for roadside assistance, vehicle transport, and commercial towing services. What makes Miller Industries different is that it is not a general truck maker. It is focused on one narrow job: building the equipment that towing businesses use every day. That gives it a clear role in the vehicle recovery chain, connecting chassis makers, body builders, dealers, and end users into a specialized market with technical product requirements and long-lived customer relationships.